Avian X HDR Hen Turkey Decoy

Every Avian-X product aims to create decoys that look just as real as the birds flying overhead, nesting on the ground, or swimming in the water. When it comes to a turkey shoot, the HDR or Heavy Duty Realism Decoy Hen is sure to draw the attention of both dominant and sub-dominant turkeys. The HDR Hen will give the long-beard gobblers and other younger Jakes something to pick on with the decoy's pair of interchangeable heads. The Heavy Duty Realism Hen decoy features one head with curled features for an aggressive posture or another with a straight posture and submissive pose, making it attractive for either dominant and non-dominant turkeys during the early spring pecking order. Although almost fifteen percent smaller than a real hen, the HDR Hen's smaller size keeps the decoy non-threatening, efficient, and highly portable. 
 
Features:

• Two Detachable Heads Curled Aggressive/Straight Submissive
• HDR Heavy Duty Realism
• Fifteen Percent Smaller 
• Blow-Molded PVC Rubber Material

If you pair this HDR Hen decoy with a Jake mimicking a breeding pair, make sure your firearm is locked and loaded because you'll soon have a target-rich environment of gobblers lining up. Made from durable blow-molded PVC rubber, the HDR Hen with two removable head designs offers a realistic decoy with ultra-quiet motion and without unnatural spin.

Avian-X is proud to be the official decoy manufacturer of one of the nation's most well-known and revered conservation organizations, the National Wild Turkey Federation. When considering the best hunting decoys for your hunting trips, look for the NWTF logo and know that you're furthering the NWTF mission by purchasing an Avian-X product. For the last eleven years, Avian-X has been the ultimate decoy solution for avid hunters who traditionally make up only twenty percent of all the hunters in this country but bring home about eighty percent of the game. Avian-X is founded by extreme hunters willing to endure a hunt in the most challenging environment when most would prefer to stay home.